variálsz

Variálsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb variálni, meaning to vary, diversify, or alter. It is used when addressing someone who is performing variation in the present moment. The base verb variálni is a regular verb in contemporary Hungarian and occurs across technical, artistic, and everyday contexts.

Grammar and usage notes: Variálsz corresponds to the te form in the present tense. Other present tense forms include variálok (I vary), variálunk (we vary), variáltok (you all vary), and variálnak (they vary). The past tense is variáltam (I varied), variáltál (you varied), and so on. In formal speech, one would typically use the polite forms with the appropriate verb conjugations (for example, Ön variálja).

Etymology: Variálni is a modern Hungarian verb derived from a European concept of variation. The word integrates into Hungarian phonology with the stem variál- and the standard present tense suffix -sz for the second-person singular.

Context: The term is common in discussions of data analysis, design, music, or any activity involving intentional variation of elements. It conveys active, ongoing action rather than a generic state.

Examples: "Te variálsz a mintán?" (Are you varying the sample?) "Most variálsz a színeket a grafikonon." (You are varying the colors on the chart right now.)

See also: variálás, variáció, variatív.